agles
Sixth
ridge
Party
$1.00
v-niidren's
sleenr
nv
m,i
ftlONE
95c
first,
iron
b
the
Eagles
Locrge
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SWEATERS
.
women's
all
wool
pullover
sweaters,
long
wort
sleeves-
V
$1.25
Children's
Jersev
wool
drese.
2
tri
4
rears
$1.00
Sif
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,'rnv.ntf.
i'lincp
oy
cushion
forma,
12x12.,
Kapok
filled.
Each
35c
Mart...
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Will.
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BLOOMERS,
PANTIES
and
VESTS
Worm's
silk
knit
blbotners,
panties
and
vests
Watsi.n
and
Harvey
quality.
Rich-
59c
k
;tti
t.
.
PYJAMAS
and
NlftliTIKS
Wat;
m
i.-Jfc
Jtnl.t
pyjamas
fend
nieruics.
Eacri
$1.00
PYJAMAS
Pure
illk
crepe
pyjamas,
lace
trim.
Each
$2.75
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NIGHTIES
Pure
silk
crepe
nighties,
white
or
pink.Efcch-
,
jl50
SLIPS"
.
;
Satin
or
silk
sllns,
tea
ros
or
white.
Each
$1.00
VESTS
Vamen's
winter
welghk
vests,
short
sleeve
Ea.
45c
SATIN
HLOIISKS
(Loq;
sleeve
satin
blouses
to
$3.95.
"
Pri-winW
y'
from
knight
until
2
ajn.
to
fIY
tiWMCt
w,!T?
f
wwmg
the
strains
of.
Jean
de
Carlo
hR
ANClllS
7'
Iad?es
t.
Mrs.
Norton-
'ntra.
about
forty
coouples
1
VTU1
VAJIU
second;
Mrs.
pit.,.
o.
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taklntr
to
the
finnr
i.
i.-.
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iu.
or
Ea.
rure
silk
crcue
hosei
newhkries
fiic
2
Drs.
for
$1.25
U
A
vnTxr
otr
trvitricf
"ajon
silk
hosef
hew
shades.iS
pairs
$1.00
1
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kimonos,
nlrtk
or
bluelh'
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door.
nri
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frank
aikon
Ed
at
the
todsi
hail
la-t
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T""t
UJ"c
wa
enjoyed
Robert
McKay
ivas
master
oT"1
iiftlYIi
IXAiT
ceremonies,
Henry
Smith,
presided.
.
.
j
at
the
door
arid
F.
Ellison,
Angeilo
IinAFlJlMPC!
SnLT
cmV
'
WIlDDlWuo
superintended
the
serving
of
re-
.
freshments.
..
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.
,
Dollar
Days
Friday&Saturday
$1.50
CORSETS
Corsets,
CorseletUs
and
-girdles.
Each
$1.00
aprons
I
Print
aprons,
large1
size,
assorted
patterns
i
for
FLANNELETTE
White
flannelette,
it
inches
wide,
d
yards
$1.00
SHADOW
CLOTHS
Shadow
cloths;
30
Inches
wide,
assorted
oatein?
3
yards
.,
$1.00
1'H.I.OWS
Pillows,
art
tick
covers.
Each-
85
c
CUSHIONS
Cushions,
cretonne
covered,
assorted
patterns.
$1.00
PILLOWSLIPS
Uleached
pillow
sliph.
4
tor
$1.00
TEA
CLOTHS
Check
or
stripe
tea
cloths.
0
for
;
$1.00
TABLE
CLOTHS
Rayon
table
cloths,
assorted
patterns,
0x50.
2
for
$1.00
RUNNERS
Chenille
runners.
12x42.
assorted
colors.
$1.00
CHENILLE
COVERS
Radlc
top
chenille
covers.
8x24.
4
for
$1.00
.
BRIDGE
SETS
Embroidered
bridge
sets,
boxed.
Per
set-
$1.00
for-
CURTAINS
Frilled
curtains,
ready
to
hang,
with
ties.
Pair
75c
CURTAIN
LACES
Curtain
laces
and
marquisettes,
assorted
pat-ems.
4
yards
$1.00
TOWELS
Fancy
hand
towels,
15x30.
0
for
$1.00
TOWELS
Fancy
hand
towels,
20x40;
4,
for
$1.00
VELVETS
Figured
velvets,
green
or
blue.
2
yards
$1.00
COMFORTER
BATTS
Comforter
batts,
72x90.
Each
95c
,
SHOPPING
BAGS
Fancy
shopping
bags.
Each
25c
FLANNELETTE
SHEETS
Flannelette
sheets,
grey
or
white,
bordered
ends.
CCx76.
Each
$1.00
9
WcClosc
at
6
p.m.
Saturdays
THIRD
and
FULTON
Celebrated
Jointly
FRANCOI
SHAKE.
Nov.
21:
The
farm,
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Andrew
Walker
wa
the
scene
of
a-weddine
and
a
golden
anniversary
on
Tuesday
afternoon
last.
Thewedding
couple
was
William
Galr
of
Forestdale
and
Prince
Rupert
and
Miss
Lillian
Jessie
Adella
'Walker,
daughter
of
Mr,
and
Mrs.
Walker.
Rev.
Adam
Crisp
of
Burns
Lake
officiated.
The
bride,
who
entered
the
room
on
the
arm
of
her
father
and
was
attended
by
Miss
Edith
Galr
of
Forestdale,
wore
a
gown
of
white
satin
with
necklace'
of
white
pearls;
a
long
veil
crowned
with
orange
blossoms
and
silver
slippers.
She
carried
a
bouquet
of
pink,
and
white
carnations
tied
with
white
tulle
streamers.
She
was.
preceded
by
her
little
sister
Hazel
who.
as
flower
girl,
was
dressed
in
sky
blue
:
.
entf.
the
commodious
dlnlne
riQlnrr
tllHMnrI
(ntn
.
ArHnnv...kU
1
......
".-...s
I.U1.1CU
wui
vuiwctyawjiy
oy
and
Dest
wisnes
and
congratulations
the
huge
bunches
of
flowers
which
wprp
PTtendfxl
tn
Ilia
t
arrived
by
every.
carr
some
Just
off
I
their
mates.
U
t.
a
'
,
I
r,
wPC7
Cn
An
announcement
was
made
by
,
splcuous
k
by
their
fresh
u
beautv
and
I
fragrance
and
a
tub
full
of
golden
,
chrysanthemums
sent
by
L.
H.
Eyres,
A.
L.
Eyres,
H.
A.
Eyres
and
Mrs.
W.
Blow,
all
of
Victoria,
esnccl-
j
ally
for
the
golden
wedding
celebra-
I
II
1
t
-
t
.
1
m
w
iion.
wnicn
was
io
iouow.
The
Wedding
March
from
Lohen
grin
was
played
by:
Mrs.
Adam
Crisn,
as
the
bridal
procession
en
tered,
and
"Promise
Me"
during,
the
lgning
of
the
register
After
the
serving
of.the
wedding
UDDer.
.a.
further
rMnt
nn
n-n.
?icld;
bride
tod'grohinjeing
showr
exea
wun
congratulations
and
good
wishes.
Toasts
proposed
to
the
bride
and
groom
were
fittingly,
fes-
OCUded
to.
Then
(h
ivf
v-.in
......
b
viiug
couple
were
lutroduce3f;to
the
continually
arriving
guests,
most
of
wnom
had
known
them
for
many
years.
The
hosts
of
the
evening
were
Mr.
and
Mrs.
John
R.
Walker
who
were
commemorating
their
golden
wedding
anniversary.
They
were
given
a
rousine
reception
whir
fully
equalled
that
given
to
"Lucky
our
Galr
and
their
granddaughter
Lillian.
John
R.
Walker
was
born
In
La-
chute,
Quebec,
in
September
1869:
He
lived
in
Quebec
until
he
eighteen,
came
to
Colorado,
and
wintered
there
in
the
snows
of
the
high
altitude
for
eighteen
months,
then
moved
to
Manitoba
where
he
farmed
until
1904.
Here
he
met
his
boyhood
sweet
heart.
They
were
married
in
ldao.
In
1904
they
moved
to
the
Fraser
Valley
and
developed
one
of
the
show
places
for
which
Chllliwack
Is
lamed.
This
became
too
clvill?ed
for
the
pioneer,
whose
father
had
arrived
-in
Montreal
one
hundrerf
and
eight
vears
aeo
and
five
kt
whose
brothers
have
also
celebrated
their
golden
wedding
anniversaries,
and
he
moyed
to
Francois
Lak
In
1Q91
ra.H--
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1
.
.
.1
ItJiWIlg
III
BUttCSSlOU
iwo
Oi
the
best
farms
on
the
shorp
nt
Tchesinkut
Lake
within
ten
mllpvif
Burns
Lake
wher?
the
couple
are
spending
their
declining
years
In
a
life
of
active
retirement.'
;
Big,
neception
Following
the
home
reception,
the
wedding
parties
adjourned
to
the
more
spacious
Francois
Lake
Farm-
lx
ers
Institute
Hall
where
arrange-1
Jiua
Deen
maoe
Dy
the
families
for
the
entertainment
of
au
who
might
be
able
to
attend.
In
response
to
a
wldelv
circulated
tr
art
eral
invitation,
a
record
crowd
flll-
"fiOVERNMBNT
LIQUOR
ACT"
(Section
2.
Notice
Of
Application
for
a
Rett
Mrrnrc
NOtl(V
fa
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fftv.n
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inv
to
the-
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Map
923,
Prlwe
Rutert
of
-Britih
oj
zzsz
rnr
T-.,."!
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Oe
for
pne
or
else-
where
Dated
Hits
2flth
rt.it
of
Op.tau,
1'
r.
190.
"
JOHN
HOSKINS,
Applicant.
FOR
SALE
Nash
sedan,
inquire,
Empire
Baths.
(274A
FOR
SALE
2"
pairs
of
skates.
Sizes
7
and
Call
at
130;
4th
Ave.
R
FOR'
SALE
Household
furniture.
McCIary
enamel
range
-Also
Pori-tiac
sedan.
Cheap
for
cash.
Box
45,
Daily
News.
(275)
FOR
SALE-Household
goods.
885
Borden
Street
(275)
FOR
SALE
Trolling
.boat
28
feet
long,.
io
H.P.
engine.
Box
46,
Dally
News:
(273)
SEALED
tenders
will
be
received
by'
ther
undersigned
up
to
noon
of
!
Tuesday,
November
26th,
for
the
;
purchase
of
the
Cottonwood
Cafe
:
building
and
contents,
exclusive
of
ground
rights,
Hyder,
B.7,
'
formerly
operated
by
David
Allen,
!
deceased.
Business
affords
snlendid
ocdop-
;
tunity
as
wage
proposition.
I
Premises
iuidc,opte.nts,may
be
lnj-
!
spected
by
calling
on
David
Ged-
:
des,
Stewart.-
B.
C.
'.
!
The
highest
;or
any
tender
not
necessarily
accepted.
;
Terms
Strictly
cash.
Tenders
should
be
adressed
Of
f
ficial
Administrator,
Prince
Rup
;
pert,
B.C.
and
marked
"Tender,1
!
NORMAN
A.
WATT,
Official
Administrator.
'
"
tf.
FORRENl-
FOR;
RENT
Room
ire
Daily
NeKyte
Duiiame
ior
oince
Durnoset
nrttf.
Heated:
.
j
,i
FOUND
OWNER
of
grey
Stetson
hat-lo$t
night
of
Legion
banquet
ma
jr
"obi-tain
it
by
.calling
at
..DallyiNe
and
paying
for
this
advertised
ment.f
..
,irij'iutn
fti.
V
ANTED
,r
SALESMAN
WAOTRTT
nirt
laousnea
uaienaar
House
offer
good
proposition
td
nvwfr5,'f'3lesr
man.
Territory
Prlnce'RtiDerir
to
r-nnce
ueorge-
ana
Yellow
tead
Pass,
B.C.
Write
Dominion
C1V
enaar-
v;o.k
iTurpv
Nova
Scotld,
Canada.
(23!
LOST"
1
LOST
Tweed,
purse
with
zlprjet
PAQE
JTvE
ed-the
haTL
Immediately
after
the
the
Master
of
Ceremonies
that
if
'ions
married
life,
h''
TVwnmv
Rnm:
T
at.
nnhAfrt.i!irt
tiinftd
'
fl.ll
istnhttlmi
Timmarrlpd
ladles
TVnm
uiu
-
miwiiwii
nuu
iMU
icmcicu
bliCUt
j
grand-daughter
Lillian
In
ChilUwack,
and.
'TLucky-
Biiriinrew
m.sn
ana
wa3t
SKUiujjy
he
.acted
as
Master-cf
Cersmonles
Galr
entered
to
the
strains
of
thecaught
by.
Miss
MarionKfe
al-.
with
rare
ability,
assisted
by
Barn-Weddlne'
Marph.
nlaved
bv
Mrs.
!
though
surrounded
by
a
bevy
of
her
"ev
Mulvan
v.
Peggy
Deeder
by
special
request,
basketball
team
mates,
v
'
-
j
r-r-
-i
teading
the
whole
crowd,
then
num-
f
Among
the
many
presents
to
the
'
tti
'
I
jjk
,
.:
'
'taerfne-
150
with
the
precision
of
;'
Vt
..r
HUndreos
ot
people
try
a
"spot"
4
wciiiiB
iuv
wiui
"lui"u"
"'.older
,,,
rnnnle
,
van
a
,
iar
nf
'rvnarijVi
..
:
w.
,
,.;,
.
trained
infantrymen.
7
--
"y
news
coi-
one
for
each
year
of
their
harnioh-
umn
and
get
good
results,
tf)
.m.
The
Grand
j
March,
w
was
followed...
r.A
,
..........
,
.
.
.
"
"
.....JgJ
by
a
waltz
with
the
.older
couple
still
leading.
Dance
followed
dance
with
John
R.
and
his
bride
still
go
ing
strong,
true
to-Walker
tradition,
proving
to
be
one
.of
the
most
graceful
couples
on
the
floor.
By
midnight
the
crowd;had
swelled
to
over
200.
A
sumDtuous
sun-!
per
was
served
io
a
crowd
which
uiea
the
hall,
lobbies,
balcony,
dressing
room
and
kitchen.
Stand
ing
room
only
was
the
order.
The
local
boys
and
girls
took
charge
of
the
serving
of
refreshments
which
,
was
handled
most
efficiently
des-.
pite
the
size
of
the
gathering.
The
,
two
great
wedding
cakes,
of
which1
two
storeys
only
were
missing
from
the
previous
onslaught,
were
cut
by
the
respective
brides.
j
viv
t,4pvvitiw
-itiu4
Following,
viiu
w
uifi
chiffon
and
carried
a
bouquet
ol.
the
supper
Intermission,
a
few
brief
...ll...
U.
.
.
.
..
yellow
chrysanthemums
and
fern.'
Tne
bridesmaid
was
gowned
in
pale
blue
taffeta,
carrying
an
armful
of
varied
chrysanthemums.
The
groom
was
attended,
by
Jack
Walker,
brother
of
the
bride.
Many
of
the
Intimate
friends
and
many
rel
atives
from
far
and
wide
were,pre3
r
addresses
were
given
and
the
longe
vity
or
.the
walker
famjly.
comment-;
ed
on.
The
hope
that
Andrew
Walker
and
his
wife
and
Bill
Galr
and
his
bride
would
uphold
thathlstorK
cal
reputation
and
that
John
R.
and
his
wife
might
lead
many
Grand
Marches
of
the
future
vm
mutvtaf
4
n.c
lUbuir;
was
was
PMiHtO
WANTED
WANTED
Chambermaid.
Rupert
Hotel.
Prlncs
(274)
WANTED
3
or
4
room
apartment
by
December
1.
Box
43,
Daily
News:
277)
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m&k
LUCKY
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variofis
makVs.jFiom
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advertisement
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nof
pubflsjied
or
displayed
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pf
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